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Down. Im not going to blame you for it. So much for proud. So much for blaming the democrats. Now its all veto threats for this president with day 14 of the shutdown just hours away. So much for not blaming the democrats i should say. But as of today its a whole new world. A world where President Trump doesnt control congress. A world where he cant rely on his own party to push through his agenda. A world where he cant Bully Congress into giving him exactly what he wants because when nancy pelos...

Reviewer Henry Payne. writes that "as government electric-vehicle mandates squeeze manufacturer bottom lines, niche products like convertibles are harder for automakers to justify."

WTOP caught up with Maryland native and Porsche Carrera Cup North America racer Jordan Wallace to talk about being the first African American to compete in the race and what’s to come.

CHARLES TOWN — A Jefferson County grand jury wrapped up its spring session on Thursday, releasing a list of 28 people indicted.

SHEPHERDSTOWN—The Jefferson County Relay for Life, in conjunction with Shepherd University, will be held tonight into Saturday morning at the university.

MARTINSBURG — Two men from Baltimore were arrested last week after an attempted robbery of Ray’s Guns on Tabler Station Road.

KEARNEYSVILLE — Out of the 130 water systems in West Virginia that tested positive for “forever chemicals,” 22 of them can be found in the Eastern Panhandle.

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Eighty-two people, including several residents of the Winchester area, have been indicted as part of a federal crackdown on an alleged fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine distribution network

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Eighty-two people, including several residents of the Winchester area, have been indicted as part of a federal crackdown on an alleged fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine distribution network

CHARLES TOWN – A list of indictments was handed up on Friday from the Jefferson County Grand Jury, including the names of 28 people who were charged with felonies in